YOu can go to dupont.com and play around alot. It is fun to do as well! Check it out. As a matter of fact, I need to revisit. I have looking at the same & I am in overload at the moment.

I think it can be done. There are products that can paint over plastic so I am sure it can be done. You may want to investigate the process first. Painting cabinets is time consuming and you would hate for all your hard work to peel or fall apart or pill like a sweater. So find the best products and find the process so you will be pleased with your results. And talk the folks at Benjamin Moore where you want to buy your paint. They will know and have products to help you. [peeling thermofoil cabinet[(https://www.houzz.com/discussions/peeling-thermofoil-cabinet-doors-yes-it-can-be-done-dsvw-vd~2466146) How to paint thermafoil

Hi Sarah!!! Loving the new space!! Do you plan on keeping the white appliances or replacing them with stainless? If you plan to replace I would say go all white with maybe a coastal blue glass tile backsplash. If you plan on keeping the white appliances maybe go for a greenish blue cabinet with the glass blue backsplash? You would have to see how the greenish blue color looked with the counter tops though. I attached some pics of what I was thinking! Can’t wait to see what you do!!

@cat_ky good call about the lighting. It was a sunny day yesterday so I took some photos in natural light. I don't think I'm getting as much yellow in natural light (so maybe it is the contractor spotlight after all), though are you all still seeing yellow? Does the pairing look a little better in these pics? @eld6161 so there was a white stone that was far closer to my cabinetry available. The woman in the stone shop said she recommends people away from matching colors as the stone just gets lost, and instead recommended going with a little contrast. Now I dont know what the right answer is?!